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平價服飾 刺激消費或浪費？
平價服飾 刺激消費或浪費？
‧udn 2012/03/03
是否會在台灣掀起一場無法避免的時尚浩劫，
值得進一步觀察。
【聯合報／記者陶福媛／專題報導；圖／本報資料照片】
平價服飾登台，造成萬人空巷奇觀。（圖／本報資料照片）
UNIQLO、ZARA先後來台，造成萬人空巷，與近年來幾波經濟大環境的低迷景氣形成強烈對比，讓人絲毫嗅不到消費緊縮的氣息。但在平價服飾廣受歡迎的背後，暗藏了諸多隱憂。
平價服飾快速複製、大量生產的經營模式，可以有效降低成本、調降售價，讓消費者可以親民的價格採買一季的流行。但也因此，平價服飾必須不斷擴點、刺激銷售，才能達到降低成本的目的，這也是UNIQLO矢志要在全台各地成立百家分店的主因。
消費者搶購平價服飾，但多是款式相去不遠的基本款服裝。（圖／本報資料照片）
在太平盛世，平價服飾「快速複製」、「大量生產」本身並沒有錯，但在景氣低迷、商品設計不良而滯銷時，廠商就得付出慘痛的代價。《紐約時報》（The New York Times）去年一月有則報導，揭露平價H&M紐約分店將大批全新服飾割破、剪洞後，當作廢棄垃圾處理，消息傳出，引起譁然。
服飾業者將賣不掉的庫存貨銷毀處理，時有所聞，H&M並非特例，但要知道美國近兩年經濟嚴重不景氣，失業率超過10%，在紐約街頭的流浪漢人數爆增，他們沒有保暖衣物可以度過寒冬，H&M卻將新衣剪破丟棄，難怪會引起眾人反感，引發網友在H&M的臉書上大肆撻伐。
全民撞衫 抹殺自我風格
平價服飾大量複製、量產同款服飾，非常容易造成撞衫。（圖／本報資料照片）
「全民撞衫」則是另一個隱憂，平價服飾快速複製、大量生產、低價銷售的強勢行銷，幾乎人手一件，很容易造成全民撞衫的窘境。UNIQLO在台北一連開了五家店，才短短一個月就有人驚覺「超級容易撞衫」，實在不敢想像未來UNIQLO若真在台灣開了上百家分店，會是何種情況。
試想，如果全民都穿相同款式的平價服飾，既沒有個性、也沒有自我風格，大家只是為了貪圖廉價而便宜行事。表面上，平價服飾倡議流行，但在某種程度卻是「高舉著紅旗反紅旗」，削減了流行往前邁進的動力。
短多長空 威脅中價服飾
再者廉價的平價服飾來台，對台灣消費者來說是「短多長空」。
短期來看，消費者得以用低廉價格享受平價服飾；但長久來說，平價服飾造成的「全民撞衫」現象，將扼殺消費者的衣著品味和獨特創意，同時也將扼殺台灣獨資服裝設計師最後的生存空間，瞧一瞧國外中價位服飾業績下滑、甚至倒閉關門的慘痛例子，更要引以為鑑。
因此，在消費者大肆血拚的背後，令人憂心平價服飾在台灣掀起的搶購風潮，到底是刺激了消費？還是浪費？是助長流行，或是扼殺流行？值得大家冷靜思考一番。
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雲水人間：
怕撞衫的就不會去買了...
全台到處都有低價的HANG TEN 、GIORDANO..
還有更低價的菜市場、夜市的衣服..
都有人買來穿！
記者實在擔心過頭了！！
2012/3/2
早春北京街頭潮人 竟是如此雷人
你是不是也OUT了？早春北京街頭潮人 竟是如此雷人(組圖)
說起時尚，很多人會聯想到歐美、日韓甚至香港。其實，近年來，隨著經濟的高速發展，中國的時尚潮流也在飛速發展。在日常生活中，國內像北京這樣的大都市，時尚潮流人士並不鮮見于上述地區，而且可以預見，在不遠的將來，中國的時尚產業會令世人刮目相看，中國也將會有時尚之都屹立于世界。
近日正好有朋友和原生泰討論此類話題，他問︰您怎麼看待時尚、非主流和殺馬特呢？怎麼才能區別分類？原生泰認為，在如今個性張揚的時代，區分的那麼清楚沒有意義，也沒有明顯的量化邊界來定性。他們倒是有一個共性，那就是穿著打扮會明顯與眾不同，行走在街頭都會很抓眼球。本組圖片近日由原生泰實拍于北京的時尚街區，現發布和大家分享。
2012/2/25
2012/2/20
Jaime Winstone 穿著 Pam Hogg 設計服走秀
That's a new look! Jaime Winstone sports a mono-brow and a lampshade-style collar as she models for Pam Hogg at LFW
Last updated at 11:32 AM on 20th February 2012
She's known for stepping out in some odd outfits, but Jaime Winstone may have showed off her most eccentric look yet.
The 26-year-old actress took to the catwalk at London Fashion Week yesterday to model Pam Hogg's Autumn Winter 2012 collection.
She was joined by a host of famous faces who sat in the audience to enjoy the show at the Freemasons Hall.
That's a different look: Jaime Winstone looked unlike herself as she modelled Pam Hogg's Autumn/Winter 2012 collection yesterday
We've got the same shoes on! Winstone couldn't hide her happiness as she came in contact with another model on the catwalk
As Winstone strutted her stuff down the runway, onlookers were at first unsure if it was her.
The blonde star certainly looked different as she sported a mono-brow, grey lipstick and doll-like eyelashes.
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She sashayed down the catwalk in a bright red, grey, black and white creation that featured a volumised skirt and a roll-neck jumper on top.
Her unusual look was finished off with a pair of black platform PVC ankle boots and a gigantic collar that resembled a dog lampshade.
Doll-like features: The actress' mono-brow was a far cry from her usual look (R)
As Winstone showed off the ensemble, she tried her best to keep a serious face but as she interacted with another model, she couldn't hide her smile.
Her grin was even bigger as she walked the runway hand-in-hand with Hogg herself.
The British designer - whose clothes have been worn by stars such as Lady Gaga, Rihanna and Naomi Campbell - looked chuffed as she closed her show, and even wore a pair of PVC leggings herself.
Hands up! The actress looked in good spirits as she walked the runway with designer Pam Hogg at the end of the show
Quirky style: Pam Hogg's designs have been worn by Lady Gaga and Rihanna so no doubt the singers will love her latest collection
Bit cold for winter: The designer's AW 2012 collection included sheer all-in-ones and many large collars
A variety of famous faces had made the effort to come along to her show including singers Alexandra Burke and Kate Nash.
X Factor winner Burke kept things conservative wearing a pair of black satin trousers, matching heels and a grey fitted jacket.
She posed with her hand on her hip ahead of the show and added colour by wearing bright blue nail varnish.
Singing ladies: Alexandra Burke (L) and Kate Nash showed off opposing looks at the London Fashion Week show
Nash, on the other hand, steered clear of plain garments by wearing a brightly-coloured top and long matching hoody with black shorts and thick tights.
Other celebrities enjoying the event were Duran Duran keyboardist Nick Rhodes, who took plety of his own photos from the front row.
And not sitting far from him was U.S. star Janice Dickinson, who watched the catwalk intently next to another former model Jo Wood.
Fashion lovers: Jo Wood (L) and Duran Duran keyboardist Nick Rhodes came along to support Pam Hogg
We used to do that! Former models Jo Wood and Janice Dickinson sat in the front row together
Snap happy: Rhodes used his own camera to catch the show
2012/2/18
London Fashion Week 2012
The aliens have landed! Green skin, crazy hair and see-through dresses... Yes, it's London Fashion Week again
Last updated at 10:58 PM on 17th February 2012
Design duo FYODOR GOLAN opened fashion week with a bang this afternoon as they showed an outlandish collection modelled by girls with green glittery skin, tribal-style piercings and hair slicked into intricate designs.
The pair, Israeli-born Golan Frydman and Latvian Fyodor Podgorny, made waves with their innovative catwalk show at London Fashion Week this afternoon, which they said was inspired by 'Russian peasants, tzars and insects'.
The young duo are firmly on their way up, after last year having been awarded the Fashion Fringe prize, judged by Claudia Schiffer and Roland Mouret among others.
Mars landing: FYODOR GOLAN pushed fashion boundaries with their structural, outlandish show today
At the time, their fledgling label had been going just one year. Now, with two years' experience under their belts, the collection - their first shown on-schedule at the event - looks yet more accomplished.
Golan studied at the Instituto Marangoni in London while Fyodor studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, before moving to London where they both met.
Between them, the two, who launched their label in 2010, have a wealth of experience to pour into their own brand, having worked with Richard Nicoll, Alexander McQueen, Raf Simons and Issey Miyake.
'This collection was inspired by the juxtaposition between 'Russian peasants and royalty,' the design house said today.
Revealing: The autumn/winter show saw the label introduce knitwear for the first time (what no thermals?)
Impressive debut: The design duo, who won last year's Fashion Fringe prize, is showing on schedule for the first time this year. The lavish collection was inspired, they say, by Russian peasants, tzars - and insects
'It delves into the stories of the final tzars of Russia and the Romanov family and the myth of their daughter Anastasia, the sole surivor of the family massacre.'
'The collection explores the journey of her escape and the loss of her privilege.'
The designers said they also found inspiration in insects which change themselves for protection.
'Utilising biology and research from insects from beetles to butterflies, microscopic detail is explored and dissected,' they said.
'Focusing on their construction and innate qualities, these are evolved into the pattern process to create fragility and strength reflecting the creature itself in the aesthetic.'
The collection was rich in so-called peasant detailing, given depth and form with braids, traditional weaving and the handicraft techniques that have become FYODOR GOLAN's trademark.
The duo advanced their brand from last season with the addition of sharp tailoring, overcoats and knitwear, featuring all the sculptural lines and luxe detailing expected from the two.
Striking: The design pair say the FYODOR GOLAN woman is 'expressive, emotional and sexual'
Modern day tzarinas: Inspired by the juxtaposition between Russian royalty and peasants, the collection featured luxury detailing, sharp tailoring and sculptural shapes, with the traditional heavy jewellery of Russian's peasant population
Statement: Deep red lipstick and vivid green eyebrows made for a dramatic look for one model, while another is covered in glitter to represent the protective shell of an insect
ELSEWHERE AT LONDON FASHION WEEK TODAY...
CORRIE NIELSEN
Dramatic: American-born designer Corrie Nielsen worked with Vivienne Westwood from 2000 until 2006, and Westwood's strong aesthetic can be detected in Nielsen's work
Crazy: Plaid headpieces at Corrie Nielsen
BORA AKSU
Hit: Bora Aksu's vibrant show featured models with printed tights, facial accessories and colourful, detailed dresses
Unusual: Bora Aksu's innovative designs
The devil is in the detail! SFacial adornments and see-through pockets at the Bora Aksu show today
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